Sartarelli
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Poggio San Marcello – 
(AN)

THE COMPANY

It all began in 1972 thanks to the passion of a baker, Ferruccio Sartarelli. Passion for his land, passion linked to native grape varieties such as Verdicchio, aiming to produce high quality wines. At the beginning with 15 hectares, through the efforts of Ferruccio daughter, Donatella and her husband Patrizio, the company developed: today the hectares are almost 60, confirming the position of Sartarelli as one of the major interpreters of the appellation. The third generation, represented by Caterina and Tommaso, is already well integrated in the company and continues with the goal of giving value to Verdicchio using the original cultivar in all vineyards, enhancing the features of this extraordinary native grape that gives the best results in this area. Old vines are wisely cultivated, selection from old systems of some clones to get even more complex wines while maintaining the typical variety. The perfect exposures on the left bank of the Esino River in the heart of the appellation of Castelli di Jesi, make Sartarelli an unicum! Fine wines, elegant, deep, perfect ambassadors of their land, the Verdicchio, one of the great white wines in the Italian wine scene.

Italy - 

Marche

Marche

Among the regions of central Italy, Marche has its own very particular physical conformation: very diverse landscapes, ranging from the mountains of the Umbrian-Marchigiano Apennine side to the vast hills and coastal areas. Terroirs, these, for very interesting native wines. Among white grape varieties, Verdicchio is certainly the undisputed king of the region's DOCG and DOC wines, but so are Bianchello del Metauro, Passerina and Pecorino di Offida. Among reds, the Rosso Conero appellation currently represents an interesting expression of Montepulciano.

Italy - 

Marche

Marche

Among the regions of central Italy, Marche has its own very particular physical conformation: very diverse landscapes, ranging from the mountains of the Umbrian-Marchigiano Apennine side to the vast hills and coastal areas. Terroirs, these, for very interesting native wines. Among white grape varieties, Verdicchio is certainly the undisputed king of the region's DOCG and DOC wines, but so are Bianchello del Metauro, Passerina and Pecorino di Offida. Among reds, the Rosso Conero appellation currently represents an interesting expression of Montepulciano.